Let me explain you what my goal is -
I have 2 different networks-
I want to connect both network in order to Ping both sides WAN and LAN(.68 devices can ping .2 devices as well as .2 devices can ping .68 devices)
And, I cannot ping from .68 to .2 network, only i am able to ping from .2 to .68 network
Now, tell me how to achieve this
If you cannot set a static route on the ISP router you cannot ping to the OpenWRT router.
There is a workaround and that is to set the static route on each individual client on the ISP subnet you want to use to ping/connect to the openwrt router and subnet
So, can i make 2 openwrt routers 1st on WAN(.68) and 2nd on LAN side(.2),
I can do one thing,
I can replace my mainstream router with an OpenWRT router.
I think if my main router will be a OpenWRT router, It will allow to set a Static Route.
Can i do this?
If you can replace your ISP router with an OpenWRT router you can do that as you can set a static route on the OpenWRT router.
Not all ISP's allow you to replace their router you should ask at the ISP
